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Subchorionic collection 49*15*39 mm
Hii. I was diagonised with subchorionic collection 24*9 mm.After 2 week I have heavy bleeding. Then it stopped. Now i am 16 week pregnant, the collection becomes 49*15*39 mm. Does it heal? If it heals how many days does it take? I am totally worried. Don't know what to do. I am in complete bed rest. Is this collection large? Does it cause any harm to my baby? I will attach my last two scan reports. Proluten inj once a week, Aqsusten inj daily,tab Chemcal, tab chemfer,tab chemox,tab becosules. These are the tablets that i am taking. Please give me a rply
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Continue bed restart
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Take treatment as advised
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Do a repeat ultrasound after 2-3 weeks
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Dr. Dhivya R
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21 yrs exp
Bangalore
We have wait and monitor through scan, already you were on required medication.may be you can rpt scan after 2 wks
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